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The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
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LAND OHH1CE At
OLRNWoOn srassGs, Coto-. brpt- u, 1sH7.
NOTiCk-ls kesvAy rtvrn thai tAr following
~ named srtiI-r has hisst paticc of his intrss-
ttoN to nsskr nnsi ps'of In sspsnrt of bis
for- tho Register and ks~rsvrs. ~ Gteuuoo
spStnxs. .Cssawada. ga Mo- em,,rr = NJ. q
" "rs.rt .. ~: xb: Ei.ari l. Hotsrs, II
- i rsr. Is II /, u. y v: a. y =.
lie n.rmcs sec !.ssowtmu witnrs.rs 70 psoss
his rnneluuSsss rvptarurc uInas ausl rsiltiSsttpn
al. ~ Aad. vh, xrnaa b. Nsudiin and Eu.
sroe Tayts II AnLai. cola.. and Jans~s 4.
Tsa~y sni Gi~sra Hc,wu u lay r. a.. co,n.
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trlrss Pub xeps s<-lAAs Ort >. iw.I
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LAND OYriCk AT
OLRxWooU B1nisaa, Cola. s~ps. 10. l@7.
NyOTiCH-Js herety gwen that tho following
~ named s~stjry - hs-i n.sts,- II bis intrtt
i!on to r.~As anai proof in s1ppxt 81 his
clsisa, ard that sssd pr,of will hc made lesoss
tho iss~tssrr and hrc~iv-r ~ 0lcnwasi
sprinss. Coinsado, on u taa~r - Nc. NJ y
O'Clock . m. Sts; JOAN Gurfansr. of isro~n's
lnTk, Cosa, On his g. T. u. \. No. en- for the
nw i, me- Z No &, = !, ~ y and ~ y no =
~ !. ~ % n. 4. y, ". ssh r.N.
liv nsnss's tho st,la~ius Witness TO prosc
his esuttntnsia rtsttrnr upon. pfei csiitttntto
~, ssid Land, Va; J. q. Alien. John y. htnc
Janice L. war-rn sni Charles crouss. all of
Itroun's Park. CoseI
fTIrse y'sih Krps ls-IA.s Ors =. l@Sl
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LANuorrtCE At
0Lesvooo sssssSis. Cs|n. O-t. Z. tss:.
NOTICE u h~srt1 rivru that the sniis~ins
~ nsnsrst sstiiev 49, ris-i eosIsr ~ his intern
tim tn araAc utsal tsr-sf in support II HE
cisin,. anil that an trvsH ~ i- faast~ t>.osv
thr Rr9tstrr aod Iir-ciyes At Gi-n..-i
rpsines. Cola. un Sos~mtre -. ts.. ct 10
o'ciark =. m-. ria Joan Y. Thosnt.o, s,f
i.~ the n " Y ksr. X Tp. I n. n. " ". 9Th J..
y.
tie nanrs lhc fnllo~inx witns-..~. 3, psps~
II. .ski land. VIA: J. ", fhay.r. Jr. Nsry ".
Ncssfr. kSsn TAosslas and Thosuae Thomas, ali
ot Nsckrr. Colo.
frirss pub ors ,s-a.' Nov u. is.i
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Wos1ee fer eueolesssoos
LAND OPFfCE AT
GLsswoop BrRiSGs, Colo. sept. 10 i~'.
NOTICE 10 hrreby given thai the fnllosinx-
lrutt4,u 10 rns n, finaI proof In support of bis
clsini, and that .al proof will l'- made befor.
the. krxister enA R-seiser q Gisn.sd q
oCinck q. M Vi, James l.. Warren. u
browns Psrk. Colo. on hi. r. Y. y. =; No. ~.
s s.s I. =: -. 2 i = "s az %h ~ "s u" y
lie nafs,es ~ fulIosins witnesses tn prOyc
n cussfinu0sss reSIi~ne~ upon. nnd cultivation
q. sAid land. yty. John Guefsni~. }. Z. Aiicn:
JnAn ,. Rin~ and charles cros'sr. all Of
\. J. DGI.AN, Register.
IYtsss pssb nepe l;-lAst Oct =. insl
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Nsssee for ruslseasssu.

LANOOFfICE At
OLgSwoOb SrNtNos. Colo. H~pt. N. lWs..
NOTICE ss hereby given that tho following
named sf'ttirr hiss nlsvi notbcr of her intctr
t,on To make nn.l rrpof IN support 81 he.
the RcStstrr ami Nrcriycr At Olenwp<
SPRINGS. Colo. on Sovsmbcr 2. 1ss:. ai !,
NccIcr. Colorado, on her +. Z. 5. 4. sS. l.. I I
T.. for The nc y sec. ., Tp. n, n ~ ". Ell
rN.
her continues rcstlcncc upon. and cultivation
II. aid land. viz: Walter y. Dcndy. Prank Z
sheridan. william u. Cooke and jam = L. Nc
4. J. DxtAN. Register.
fFipt Pub Oct Slant Nov u. lssil
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fs<r tho Hrutn1Ne ~ Mrvisvs. ~ Glrnu--i
rrstnss. cusossdA q Hotvmlsr I. tss;. si "
o.. C.sa. On ~ =. d. 4. xa ssa. ins ,sr > i;
: ~. = ~. r, j y. 81 y. y.
tic nssos~ th~ etDsatnR uifnrssrs In psptc
bis eustinsnss rrao8 NJ ulsrn. Ansi ruitts stb,n
II. ssd lsnd. vtA2 Joan 4. t'haicn ani III.
itv.n AZ Lay. o.. snd 1sa.s u Na,siiia
and ts1usrd l. NoAtrs of AsAai. Coio.
~. bti.AN. M-HtsteS.
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ClNNwoOp erRSScs. Cot,.. Ort. :. tNf
NOTICE n AeSefyy given that tho folio vim,
AN named settles ks> hte<e nvsbr~ II hi. int,.,,.
tsos 10 s.ahc eaal vsn-f n ssippctt.f hi. claim.
s, ss.' - HsS ~ !, = ,.m ms.c ,r!c,y The
Cu@o., m Novrsal.ee - ls<,. st 10 o,ri.rI !.
M. via. Aiirrt .. n.naaii. of N..L-r. Colo ;.
sss,. ~ ~. ! n. Il. . y. nj j.. n. 'ae NV y
uc nHmvp the tpikpviu4 Wtinr>srs :, rr,,,
Bis continuous tcskSencC upon. ami cut,,atI.s,
q. AID an'l. via; Asi.a tsni,h. }. Z. Adams.
Nccker. Colo. W
tFirss psis Oct iS-lass Nov ", iss.i
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Nsssse sss Pss,se.ssea.

GLEssosu srassa~. Cueo.. H~ps- "a is..
NOTtcE-ts h~srar sisrn that sA~ saliowins
~ named SETTLER has hissl nnsisc II bis tnsris.
s..s.s. IN ssS sssI ~ pT.t " iii % Z ns.sr ~ =. =.
fns~ the ll~sissrs a.d k~rrtscs si Gtravu.i
spstne~. Csao.. 90 N"s-sni.rs 4 lNs. ~ u
cs,s. On u. = .. 7 No. "a ; ios ;sr = ', !, ;.
y. NJ 2. sSA = : uu y src. u. Tp. sN-.
ti~ nass~s th~ iatts~ias ~tsn~>.~s so rspse
hts rrsssliuoaes svs%a>s~ u-s. ss,d rsslsisssiael
at. saha hsnd, VI; Ssm-s 4. Tsney asd III
nruvn of Lar. Coz. ssd tbiSard l. nlOisva
and Euernr T1yius of Aslal, Cn,sa
T. }. ns Las. Register.
iv,rss Psss sevs ss-lss Ors >. twsI
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Ctr Drss store.

For drugs. medicines. paints. books.
stationery. fancy and toilet articles.
Held glaxses. nrtists materials, musical
goods. ETC.. etc.. go or send your orders
Ia DR.. +. Stuvcr. Rawlins, Wyoming.
and get tire best goods ut lowest prices.
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TO rssx PupL,c,

The undersigned beg leave TO an
nounce that they are now prepared "a
promptly I'LL sii orders fer line. Oriers
ran also be i~ft with l.. r. Craig Ut Nc.
lIatton \ Siieridsn's lumber yard.
DRXiYUss 4 BARTON.
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This Office acknowledges receipt of n
ilxii photograph from William Garden.
hire. II represents himself and Tom
Hutchinson during the war" when
they were scouting. aud We appreciate
the souvenir.
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LAND oFPICE AT
GLxswoop srsiNds, Colo. Kept. a ia1.
NyOrICw- n hp,rby given that the following
N named rssesi~r has died notles Of his intsii-
t!on 70 make anal .proof 10 snppon q S nas
sl.in, and tat ..d PTs, Ts.rr W., ~ a. GieaSoSd %
Bprtnss, Coiorsdo, on Octoesr =. ~; q 70
O'clock .. m. Va: Isnirl u; 1sylo.; Of Mesk.r;
Colornda. on bis Y Z D. = Nc a. ~. v !. y. u
s sss. n 4. rss. : II r.. H. y = v, ss :. y.
He names ths following witnesses 90 prove
his ccniinu0us rcsidene. upon. ma ~,
y. Colr. Rol,css iisixan and Franz >. HAtch'
y. J. DEIAN, Register.
fYfrss Pub fSrnt I,-iAst Ocf =. lsssl
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The best salve In the ~osid for cuts
bruises. sor~s. ulcrrS. salt rheum. frvei
~'sra. trtirr. chapf~i hands. chilblains
Germs and sii skin erupaions. and p,si
lively cures piles. ~ no pay rquirri. Il
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisiac.
ton. ar money refunded. Price . ccnts
per box. For sale by all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

Frank Johsntgen and The HERALp's
fat boy were rhsticatinR about Nine.
mile LII, last Sunday and judging from
their act,ons they were bent on evil de.
signs. Their ammunition was soon
exhausted, and were 1t not for Simp
Hnrp they would have came home
emptv-handed. Frank 10 trying to get
a tcn-tiollar lid for his rife, while the
fat boy soaked ~ for . bottls os-corn
medicine. BucA3kin woald b . scare.
ity in The MARKET II these two nimrods
Lad tn furnish IT,
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

Jack Davis Of the Pice-ancc Express
!inr says the only thing worthy of noic
on the creek during the past week WAS
the arrival OF y daughter At the real.
Gcaee Of Mr. and Mu. L. J. Hills.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

Politics are being talked Of by MI who
have time To say \ few words and can
find Iisicnrrs When the returns from
,c-dsy's convention come In. arguments
will then bcgin In earnest.
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Noslee Ter PuhoSeasIsn.

NSslee fer Paholeaat0o.
LAND OFFICE At
GLSSwoop sratSus. Colo. sept. -. 1ae:.
NvTiCE ls hcrcs,y given that the following
Az Nnamci srtti-f bss hirsi nutScc of bis In.
irnit'u io make nnai pr,-f In support os his
elain, and thai SAIL I,-,f will tr ina.ir trforr
the Wrsi.tcr and Wrcritcr at Uicawupi
springs. Cclorwdo. on S.svtnt,rr -. tsr;. ~
" o'clock Q. M. sial Wtliiam u. Cos,kr. II
vcckrr. Cnlo.. on his =. x. u. =. on. U. I. IT,.
i:r ,h. n !! - and u ne Y scc. -. Tp. n.
itc nsfncs the following witnesses tn pruvc
his c'ut,n'so.,s rvst'scncc up-. md cultivation
II. ~sti lani. viz: J. l.. Mediation. rra,ik y
iock. all of Nc~kcr. tolo.
=. J. Dxt.AN. Register
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STATE or CoLonApo. -.
COUNTY Ot GARFIELD. "

STATE or CoLOnApO. -.
COUNTY ~ GARFIELD.
To r. y. R~~sai
Notice Is hereby given that within 81
days from the service of this notice YOU
must commence suit In the County
Court 81 Garfield county. Colorado,
against WIN. Carter. 10 determine your
right To lIos eight ~ IN Heck nine lsl
IN the Town II Mecker. Garfield county
Colorado. os forfeit your right to tlss
next claimant, according 70 ssc. s9ss
hsv. oaAe. Colo.
WILLIAM II. CLAWx. =
Mayor Of Meekcr.
MxkxER. Colo. Oct 4, lHn7.
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do not forget that the only place to
get y go0d cigar ix at IiOustOn's.

China Jim has received lot Of plain
ard fancy silk handkerchiefs and line
craps sliawls. and il selling them ut
reasonable prices. Call and see Jim 1t
the Meeker hotel
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

Tho regular White rives delegation
got beautifully sat down upon" but
t,.- Drcifuxs-Grc river delegation
got thar" Ia great shape.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

How much booilc did the Newcastle
statesman llatc Of Lake county, get for
bF.nging In tina, minority rrporty We
were Informed before lea, ing the
Springs that only 500 changed hands.
This was certainly reasonable. consider.
Ing the services rendered.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

The patrons Of Jack Davis Pice-ance
express line will note tue change In tho
arrival and departure Of Mr. Davis BY
reference to that genilemsn's card In
another column.
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notice..

All persons indebted to Gilmore q
Randall will please settle ut once ana
save c.,sts, GILMORE 4 RANDALL.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

The settlers up the river In the neigh
bpfhood Of the old Agency aud the
mouth Of the canon want u bridge across
White river near the mouth Of tie
canon. A bridge at the point designated
Is much needed. and " the county will
furnish the necessary iron the ranch.
uun up there will build the bridge.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

l.. Mediation Is having commodi
Gus grainery built Mt the lumber yard
Fred Gregory doing the work.
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RuH1llAYA.

Just received. vt J. W. HuRns 4
Co.'S. y car load Of furniture. II will
DO sold ut bottom prices.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

State vouchers arc being received BY
good many White river people. II Ii
s..id that they arc marketable at ninety.
hsn ccntx On the dollar.
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vow SALE.

FoH SALE-A BRAN new saddle. Has
never i~en used and Will L. sold Al n
bargain. Apply nj THIS Office.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

Il. J. Christie came In from his ranc,,
Oh Cppar White Thursday. Mr. Chris
Ito says work on the North side sni
Coal Creek ditch will shortly commence
and bc pushed vigorously until u,e en-.
tctprtsr u completed.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

In our advertising columns iodAv
Will be seen the sd oS ~. G. Kusses.
lhs uiGaa-AnahA. iaNlsasg. - -oASuwpsA
sprlnea- Should your ticker got out ii
saris. or should you seed any thing Ia
h.s line. give kuner = call.
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-Chr1s'-
BATH HOUSE
Barber Shop.
Hot Cold, Shows 2 and vapos
0sths.
Nsss~e ter rss's~sssss.

Nostre Ter pu6llraSSoo.
LAND OFFICE At
CLssvoop rrs'sas. Cu@o.. srr,s. -. lss:.
NOTICE ts h~rvt, given lhas th~ foiiouine,
AZ ip~m-si .rttIrr has nlssi nsSbr~ of his In
frnthn Z" make nnal pevrof In supppst II his
rIainn. and that aid psvpf ~ili b~ made b--
fosv tbs M~rissrr sod k~crisce. 81 Gl~u.nc'i
% o'clock p m.. VIZ; Walter y. t-n.iy. II
Nr-k~r. Cola. on HE r. y u. =. 0ei. u. l. H..
TT. . n. Ii. ~ ". 9Th r. ".
Tic names sh~ following witnesses tn peuvs
hts c.siInsssss rvskiCn<r upon. and cultivation
81. sahi lanst. via: J. l. Me1tstiun. Prank q.
lock. all ot NrVkrr. Co,J.
\. J. pri.As. Register.
lrssss psah OCT s-lss, Nov y. lssl
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wc understand grand ball win be
given at SsDdefsoas hall about the nrst
of next month. II Ia soms time since
hall u any consequence has becn
given. And this Que will doubtless draw
gonl crowd.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

J.V. Houston Ii now receiving his
fra-h fruits and express matter over the
Riu Grande road. via GlenwO0d.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

Deer now passing down to tl'e lower
country arc knocking wire fences end.
Ways. 4 nUsicrab'c instance of this
character IL observable on Thomas
:;s=.iy's ranch. which was rccrniiy
fcnec.i. II IL torn down In number OF
places
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prsx.. Ms1leisss, Gse.

Drugs. medicines, oils, paints. and
everything In the drug line ut J. w.
ilugus 4 Co.'S.
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Chsrs.v o.h Cssk Is ssoves.

Just received. at J. W. Hugus 4
Co. =. car loud Of Charter Oak Cook
ing Stoves Of all sizes.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

Owing u the snOw-stOrm last week
Saturday nights stage WIS twenty
ho,irs late.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

Adylces from Pics- sncs indicate that
from foot 70 two feet Of snow fell In
that neigiborhood during the lats snow
storm.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

A fine lot Of pipes and pipe fixture,
just received Ut ilousloa's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

Frcsh fruit received ut llouston's VII,
GlcnwWd every mail.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

The Dreifuss thresher will be taken
over 10 Rinc creek by Gil wess0n this
week to uxesh the oat crop In that
ylrlnIty.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

The oat crop on White river this year
was twice N large as Lust and tire yield
- the acre WIS much heavier than the
previous year. Tie coming year will
rc- ,hc acreage doubled. AZ u grain
producing country White river hxs few
yquals.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

Coyotes src said Ia be plentiful on
tie mesa. John Gould Ii wont to cali
them bear. and would take an oath Oh
II. tO-but then. ''aIle kuehe sind
schwartz wenn e. dunkci isi." How.
ever. John didn't prVpne to Be husye,i
b. whatever II was.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

There waa q r0Aor 10 circulation at
the srran9a last Saturday evening u tile
effect that there were no Democrats on
White river. The late Democratic con.
ven'ion must have tsken considerable
stock In this rumor Judging fpm the
localities honorrd with places on the
ticket. There arc few left yet. but an.
other deal, dishcd up after the style of
that minority report. and there will be
but very few left.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

Besides the regular county officers to
vote for this fall. n District Judge a,ul
ah Attorney are To lie elected in this
district comprising the counties Of Pit.
kin. Garfield. Routt and Grand. For
these judicial honors the Republicans
have nominated Porter Plumb for the
Judgeship and Ed. T. Taylor for At
tcrney. while the Democrats put for.
ward the present incnmbents Judge
Thomas A. Rucker and Attorney Is. II.
Butcher.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

All kinds Of fancy smoking and cigar
ctte tobacco at llouatou'a.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

school will commence Monday morn.
Ing, October l7th.
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Lemo,,s at Ilou.ton,..
Fresh liss and dates a, rrous,ou,s.

Writing tablets. all sizes. At lIous
tons.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

MxExER. Colo. Oct. IA. 1857.
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MxxxxR. Colo. Oct. y. IsH7.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
IN AID OF PURE BEER,

Beer drinkers will learn with satisfaction
that Internsl Revenue Commissioner Mile,
intends having samples OF all the beer made
in this country analysed and the result
published. He is taking the right course
to got 1t the bottom facts BY obtaining bis
samples from the retailers and not from
the manufacturers. This country's pro-
duction and consumption Of beer increase
enormously every year and, il there 10 no
way to prevent adulteration Of it, the next
best thing is to know from Nm unpreiudieed
official source where and BY whom the
pure article 10 made. Whom the Commis-
sioner makes his report. however, in order
to mako it Of use TO the community 1t
large he will have to dispense with the
usual voluminous departmental re-
port and reduce bis conclusions into
the compass OF = vest-pocket reference.
The Commissioner has been urged to take
this step. it SEEMS, from the many COM
plants which reach him from all parts Of
the country asserting that deadly chem.
icals, such as arsenic, for instance, are
used in the manufacture OF beer.
There ID no revelation in this. It has been
generally understood that hops are largely
by chemical substitutes in a
great many breweries. But until incon.
evidence 10 produced against
them. the varieties OF the amber fluid now
odd here will retain their hold upon the
Affections Of their admirers, n~otwithstand-
ing the possibility that death Turks in the
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
Injury to Judge Galbraith.

From Dave Mack, who accompanied
County Commissioners Schmidt and Young
and George Tong to the Big Hole on We'd.
nesday last, We learn the particulars Of
an accident occurring to Judge Galbrsith
on Thursday.
The Judge and Mr.. Frank Miles we're 81
Wise River, some forty miles from Dewey's
Flat, on a hunting trip. Thursday morn.
ing, on leaving camp, the horse the Judge
mounted commenced to buck. Having 8
gun in front OF him, he was not in a com.
Portable situation, and in attempting to
dismount he foil and his foot was held for
moment in the stirrup. In freeing itseN
the knee joint was thrown out OF place.
knowing what had happened, the Judge
had bis knee instantly reset, and mounting
another horse. rode twenty miles to tho
wagon road. From there be was conveyed
in q wagon to the home OF Mr.. Miles, at
Dewey's Flat, where he IS now as comfort
ably situated as he could ask under thecir.
Mr.. Mack fshed down the Big Hole while
coming home yesterday and did not know
ne had passed where Mr.. Galbraith was un.
til he was halt = mile this side. The gentle.
he was with. however, did see the
J ndge and cay that while his leg is swelled
and more or less ~disco'ored, it's
doing nicely and he will soon be up.
The County Commissioners expected to
meet the Commissioners OF Beaverhead
Oounty at Dewey's Flat. but we're disap.
pointed and returned without locating tho
new road and bridge across the Big Hole
near that place.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

The business men in Portland are being
urged to contribute $3.50, 900 towards q
million dollar hotel there. and the Helena
mon to subscribe 500, 900 towards pala-
tial caravansary there. In both cases it is
admitted that the proposed structures
would be several years ahead OF the needs
Of these towns. In Butte the need of one
first-class hotel is VIGOROUSLY in order
to meet already existing demands.
Cannot tho capitalists of this city see their
way to meet a proposition made some
months ago to subscribe $4,000 towards
the erection OF a hotel here that will be in
some way commensurate with Butte's size
and Importance? They need not fear that
it would be in advance Of it's needs. Lack
OF frst-class hotel accommodations is the
complaint Of every stranger who visits the
town.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28

The testimony In the case now before the
bar Of Public Opinion OF the Foraksrs W.
'Nrys CaevsleaEd, for t-snubbing" the Cover.
NOR and h44lfViis at reception in Philadel.
phil. sali I'M ON the part of the PLAINTIFF.
osi.A- g. Bushnell, Of Governor Foraker's
staa, has given the Associated Press / cir
eumstantial and detailed account OF It, a.
he saw it. Mrs. Cleveland has not thought
it worth while to appear, Tor has any rep.
rssentation been made from her side. It
sssmss contemplate thing in the candidate
for the 0~overnorship Of Ohio to try to
make political capital out Of what is evil
IDENTIFY . private difference. A polit Glen
whofwould curry public sympathy by such
means should be ~relegated to the shades OF
private lie. In this republic. social spites
jealousies should cut no figure in politi-
cal contests, and the effort to hurt the Ad-
m~inistration by dragging such affairs into
public notice will fail ludicrously from it's
indecency.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
A SCHOOL FOR CRIME.

A Rendezvous Of Boys Kaided BY City
Police on the Outskirts Of TowH-A
Faro Game and Bar In Full Blast.
For some time past, it has been known
by several persons that q rendezvous Of
some description or other was being un by
a gang of boys in the suburbs of the city.
On Saturday night, about 10 O'Clock, one
Of the victims. approached Chief Meiklejohn
and informedh him that the joint was in full
blast, and that if he wished to know the To-
cality, to follow him and he would put
him on" The chief. accompanied by two
other officers, went with the boy to the ex-
cavations made by placer miners on the
southeastern outskirts of town, and were
ushered into the presence of about thirty
boys, in a dug-out containing two rooms,
who were holding high carnival and such
a. '1 place s"'' Of that 81 kind. "1 4 ia 4p
game was in full blast, checks and other
appurtenances to the game being used.
Dan O'Donnell presided at the box, and
shifted the pasteboards with the ease and
dignity of q professional. Master Thomas
Ledford occupied the lookout chair. and
lOInlDX IN the way OF q DeL escaped MIA
eagle-eyed calidity. One room of the dug
out was being used as a saloon, the bar Of
which was presided over by two OF the
boys. They had an abundance of intoxi-
eating l~iquors-whisky, beer, ETC., and were
painting the establishment red. The whole
gang was placed under arrest, and their
gambling tools and liquors coufiscated by
he officers. Alter being taken from the
establishment they were requested to listen
to a little good advice. which was gratui-
tously given by Chief Meiklejohn. He ad-
monished them about continuing such q
and upon their promising to bever
again return to the place allowed them to
depart. So far we have only a partial
list of their names, which are az
follows: Albert Thorn. Henry Combs,
Joe Jones. Tom Tedford, Frank Drake,
Robt. j Johnson. Will Chapman. Will Prouts-
or Smith, Nick Wolff or THE Dago,'
Jas. MeClarey and Dan O'Donnell.
The boys worked the business in q very
manner. It is supposed that
the original gang was composed OF only
or three, but they, finding it impossi-
BILE to carry on such an extensive" enter
prise alone, eutrapped the balance. They
had out caprers to decey juveniles to their /
hauntsw who were supposed to possess some
money, and it was this branch Of the bust.
ness that brought them up with q round /
turn. |